v for vendetta

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3. What creative techniques are used to bring attention to this broadcast?

Some creative techniques that are used to bring attention to this broadcast are broadcasting it everywhere, interrupting regularly scheduled programs, and broadcasting in his mask.

7. What types of things does V have around his house?

Around his house, V has a collection of paintings, statues, frames, and figures. He got most of these things from the Ministry of Objectionable Materials.

18. What happened to Valerie as a teenager in high school?

As a teenager in high school, Valerie fell in love with a girl named Christina. The year she fell in with Christina was the year that she came out to her parents. As a result, Valerie's father would not look at her, he told her to leave, and he also told her to never come back.

14. What are Delia's last thoughts at the medical center burns and she stares at V?

As the medical center burns and her staring at V, her Delia's last thoughts are "oh, god, what have I done?"

29. The military chose to stand down and not attack the civilians. What does this say about hope for the country.

By having the military choose to stand down and not attack the civilians, it says that the country has hope for changing in a positive way.

22. The government target its own civilians in order to fuel fear and panic throughout the country. What do they hope to achieve by doing this?

By targeting its own civilians in order to fuel fear and panic throughout the country, the government hopes to achieve controlling people, to give false information through the media of the state, and to not let people gather together.

4. How might different people understand the broadcast differently? Who is it for or against?

Different people might understand the broadcast differently because they have different views of the government. They will either find the broadcast to be helpful, or to be offensive. This broadcast is for people who resist the government, and this broadcast is against people who support the government and their actions.

28. Why doesn't Evey remove V's mask, even after he's gone?

Evey does not remove V's mask, even after he is gone because she wants to remember him as the person who she knew. She also wants to honor his existence.

9. Why does Evey try to warn the Bishop?

Evey tries to warn the Bishop because V is going to murder him soon. She also warns him because she wants some kind of protection or amnesty.

16. What does Gordon use his platform to do?

Gordon uses his platform to make jokes about the things that matter to him. Some examples of this are the people who were killed by V, and the murders that V has taken part in.

19. Who is "us" in the line, "I still don't understand why they hate us so much",?

In the line, "I still don't understand why they hate us so much", "us" represents people who are different than the government's expectations in "V for Vendetta." This includes homosexuals (like Valerie and Christina), and people of different races.

11. Who does Inspector Finch work for and why is his allegiance questioned?

Inspector Finch works for the Norse fire government. His allegiance is questioned because he happens to be Irish.

25. Is Evey still bitter about what V did to her?

No, Evey is not still bitter about what V did to her because she realized that he was showing her how to be someone who is free.

26. Why can't V give up his final revenge for love?

V cannot give up his final revenge for love because he said that he cannot do it, and his past did not let him have love or happiness. Because of this, he does not think he could have those things. He also thinks that revenge is the only path.

2. Who created this broadcast?

Although V created his own broadcast, it was broadcasted through the BTN News.

15. What is a show that is on TV that is similar to Gordon's show?

A show that is on TV that is similar to Gordon's show is a comedy show about the murders that V has taken part in. On the show, V is revealed to be Chancellor Sutler, and there are 2 Chancellor Sutlers who fight about one of them being the traitor.

13. What does Delia initially think about the people she is experimenting on?

About the people she is experimenting on, Delia initially thinks that they are extremely weak and pathetic. They will never look you in the eye, and she finds herself to hate them.

5. What lifestyles, values, and points of view are being included in the broadcast? Which ones are left out?

Some lifestyles, values, and points of view that are being included in the broadcast are freedom and independence. Some lifestyles, values, and points of view that are being left out in the broadcast are the point of view of the government, and the opinions of other people.

1. Why would the director include the history lesson about Guy Fawkes at the beginning of the movie if this scene is never returned to?

The director would include the history lesson about Guy Fawkes at the beginning of the movie if this scene is never retuned to because the history lesson is a symbolic element in the movie, in order to show the defiance against the government.

10. What is important about the fact that Gordon has a Quran?

The fact that Gordon has a Quran is important because in V for Vendetta, the Quran has been banned by the government. Gordon having the Quran because he thinks the images and poetry are beautiful represents a sense of rebellion.

21. The flashbacks to Chancellor Sutler's early days look similar to what historic military parades?

The flashbacks to Chancellor Sutler's early days look similar to Nazi Germany. This is because the flag resembles the Swatstika, and the uniforms resemble the German military uniforms.

23. What is the outcome of V sending everyone the masks?

The outcome of V sending everyone the masks was that it created chaos and confusion. It also gave the citizens something to hide behind when they were acting out their hatred towards the government. By sending out the masks, it also gave V the ability to move around more freely.

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